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Blackcountry classic motors

Postby Craig. » Tue Jul 26, 2005 2:06 pm

Well in a surprise change of events we went to the blackcounty museum this past saturday. I didnt know so didn't have my camera with me. Although i prob wouldn't take it if i did as there isn't much to take photos of really. It is quite a cool place, much like the ironbridge village Doug and I have posted pictures of in the past its a living victorian town and well worth a visit one day and includes a trip down a walk in mine but if your over 6 foot like me prepair to duck alot..
I did however get some pics on my phone of some local companys motor vehicles.
I am going to need help naming these
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A local sports car debuted at the NEC in 1988
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a ww1 bike
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Re: Blackcountry classic motors

Postby Hai Perso Coyone? » Tue Jul 26, 2005 2:13 pm

Lovely Shots Craig!! They capture the time well, especially the WWI Bike! ;)
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Re: Blackcountry classic motors

Postby C » Tue Jul 26, 2005 3:08 pm

Nice Craig. Have you got any more? :)
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Re: Blackcountry classic motors

Postby Craig. » Tue Jul 26, 2005 3:35 pm

Sorry Chris these are the only ones.
I am prob going to be going back at some point if there is demand i will take a camera.
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Re: Blackcountry classic motors

Postby FLYING_TRUCKER » Tue Jul 26, 2005 7:09 pm

Wonderful Craig...I sure would like to see more ;)

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Re: Blackcountry classic motors

Postby eno » Wed Jul 27, 2005 2:33 am

It's a great museum I haven't been back there since taking a coach load of school kids.

One of the advantages of being a coach driver is that you sometimes get to see and do  things that the general public don't. Last time I was there 3 of us coach drivers got a guided tour of the tram shed ...... and were allowed access to all the restoration projects therein. They were also going to show us how to drive the trams... but the boss came back and wouldn't allow it.  :( :(
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